SPONSORSHIPS
Saturday, January 14, 2023 | 5:30 pm — 10:30 pm
Confirmation, Payment, and Table RSVP Information
due by December 27, 2022
Sponsorship Opportunities
Presenting Sponsor $25,000
“Life is better when you dance.”
- $25,000 Includes all Platinum Sponsor benefits plus:
- Opportunity to Introduce a Performance or Local Prominent Arizonan
- Additional full-page ad in event program
- Photo opportunity with dancers and judges
- Have a Brain Alliance program named after you for one year
Dinner Sponsor $15,000
“Everything in the universe has a rhythm, everything dances.”
- $15,000 Includes all Platinum Sponsor benefits plus:
- Name or logo on menu
- Name or logo on coasters at table
Entertainment Sponsor $15,000
“Forget your troubles and dance!”
— sold out —
Platinum Sponsor $10,000
“Dance is a conversation between the body and soul.”
- Eight guests in Premier VIP Zone to include exclusive bottle service
- Recognition from the podium
- Logo prominently displayed on the event program cover
- Full-page ad in event program
Gold Sponsor $5,000
“Dance to the beat of your dreams.”
- Eight guests in prominent table placement to include exclusive bottle service
- Recognition from the podium
- Half-page ad in event program
Silver Sponsor $2,500
“Dance like no one is watching.”
- Table for 10
- Recognition from the podium
- Quarter-page ad in event program
SPONSOR DONATION FORM (BELOW)
Individual VIP $750 /
Single Reservation $250
“Find yourself and lose yourself with dance.”
- $750 VIP per person – Prominent seating and program recognition
- $250 per person
BUY TICKET / RESERVATION DONATION FORM
SPONSORSHIP DONATION FORM
Please chose your sponsorship level from the dropdown list.
INDIVIDUAL TICKET / RESERVATION FORM
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What You Need to Know About Brain Health
Neurological complications occur in at least one-third of patients with acute COVID-19.
Recent clinical investigations have confirmed that brain injury can be caused by brain infection, abnormal immune response, and lack of oxygen and blood to the brain.
COVID-19 can lead to long-term neurological complications months or years after recovery.
Trauma, particularly traumatic brain injury (TBI), is the leading cause of death and disability in children – more than all other diseases combined. This rate is five times greater than leukemia, the second most common cause of death.
Studies have shown that neurological symptoms can include weakness and pain, as well as a loss of taste and smell; strokes, encephalitis, and demyelination may occur in later stages
Only 10% of the U.S. population is considered health-literate – able to understand their doctor, can navigate the healthcare system, and find the resources they need. This is the primary service offered for free to Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona clients.
When children survive a TBI, they are often left with permanent neurological deficits. Even if they have a mild TBI (concussion), 15-50% may be left with permanent deficits.
A child’s TBI can permanently arrest the development of functions that haven’t formed yet. Without these critical steps, it may not be possible to correct over the course of a lifetime.